Monday, December 11, 2017

Britain’s State Healthcare Service Asks 10-Year-Olds If They Are ‘Comfortable In Their Gender’

An NHS health survey given out in schools is asking children aged
ten whether they are “comfortable in their gender”, as well as whether
they are a boy, a girl or “other”.

While the questionnaire has traditionally been used to monitor pupils
height, weight and fitness, forms sent to schools across Lancashire by
the county’s NHS foundation trust asks Year 6 pupils: “Do you feel the
same inside as the gender you were born with? (feeling male or female)”.
Children are also offered a choice of “other”, in addition to male
and female, in a question asking them to confirm their gender, according to the Daily Telegraph, which reported that it is unclear whether trusts outside Lancashire have adopted the initiative.
Parents were given the option of having their child opt out of the
survey, which the NHS said would help healthcare workers and teachers
devise “better ways to understand and support” children who may be
confused about their gender.Matthew 18:6 "But
whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it
were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea."